Kendrick Lamar Drops ‘Euphoria’: Analyzing the Explosive Diss Track Aimed at Drake
WhatsApp Group
Earlier this week, Kendrick Lamar dropped a bomb. After about a week of waiting for a response to Drake’s veiled diss track “Push Ups,” Lamar chose an innocuous Tuesday morning to wreak havoc. He released the 6-and-a-half-minute track “euphoria,” which is entirely focused on taking shots at almost every aspect of Drake’s life. It’s a pretty comprehensive diss track, but some specific points still stand out.
Fans immediately latched onto some of the most striking moments, like Kendrick mentioning Drake’s friendship with Sexyy Red to poke fun at his alleged disinterest in women. Kendrick also stood out on “Rich Baby Daddy” for his approach to fatherhood, a theme Pusha T also focused on in his legendary diss track “Story Of Adidon” back in 2018. Another attention-grabbing moment occurs when Kendrick mentions YNW Melly. “Cole and Aubrey know I’m a selfish guy, the crown is heavy / pray they my true friends, if not, I’m YNW Melly,” a lyric from the song goes. Melly is currently on trial amidst a years-long legal battle against double homicide charges in Florida.
Kendrick Lamar has just DROPPED a DISS song on Drake called “euphoria” .. Kanye buried Drake and Kendrick dug him out and buried him again ..
pic.twitter.com/wapQY1KyIw— Jesus Is King?Pray4Kanye?? (@GhanaSocialUni) April 30, 2024
Check out some fans’ reactions to this particularly savage bar below. Kendrick’s veiled diss track “euphoria” is already making waves throughout the hip-hop scene. Fans are sharing their initial reactions and standout lines on social media. The song has many declaring Kendrick the winner of the feud outright. Even other artists are reacting to the track. One in particular is Metro Boomin, who also finds himself entangled in a feud with Drake at the moment. All Metro could do was share some crying and laughing emojis.
Fans are eagerly awaiting responses from other individuals mentioned in the song, such as Sexyy Red, Gunna, and Pusha T. What do you think of Kendrick Lamar’s lethal new track, “euphoria,” aimed at Drake? Which do you think is the most biting diss he makes on the track? Let us know in the comments section below.
